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💲 GDP Growth Boom: 2000-2020 📈 - Economic Boost: Rising GDP improves jobs, incomes, and living standards. - China & India: Rapid growth from industrialization and tech. - Investment Magnet: Attracts global investors. - Sustainable Growth: Needs strong infrastructure and education. - Future Focus: Balance environmental and social equity. 🌎 Unlock exclusive insights with 13,000+ industry leaders from 147 countries! Get world-class container shipping news and reports—for FREE. Don’t miss out, join the future of shipping today! 👉https://lnkd.in/dH4CEhzt 🌟 For FREE real-time container tracking, email your shipping line, MBL, and container number to [email protected]! #ContainerShipping #Maritime #Logistics #SupplyChain #ShippingNews #IndustryInsights #ContainerTracking #Sustainability #FreightForwarding #MaritimeInnovation #DigitalTransformation #ShippingTechnology #Trade #MaritimeIndustry #ShippingNews #Maersk #CMACGM #HapagLloyd #Carriers #MSC #GlobalTrade #SeaFreight #Freight #Export #Import #AI #Newsletter #BigData #ArtificialIntelligence #OceanFreight #Ports #MaritimeAnalytica

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changing dynamics of the world top economies

India leads with the highest logistics cost as a percentage of GDP at 14%, reflecting the significant challenges in optimizing supply chain efficiency. In comparison, BRICS nations stand at 11%, Europe at 10%, China at 9%, and the US at 8%. These statistics underline the importance of improving logistics infrastructure, streamlining processes, and leveraging technology to reduce costs. By learning from global benchmarks, countries can enhance their logistics systems to improve competitiveness. Visit https://zurl.co/xsqo for more insights! #logisticsindustry #growth #supplychain #logisticsgrowth #logisticsmanagement #logisticsinnovation #logisticsfuture #logisticsindustrynews #logisticsindustrytrends #logisticsindustryinsights

💡Interesting article, highly recommend and I'd like to take the advantage to share my vision about the current situation. 📊We could see how the global economy has been changing a lot since the 80s, How China 🇨🇳 grew almost with exponential trend, the USA 🇺🇸 has regained strength, and how the EU 🇪🇺 & Japan 🇯🇵are facing serious challenges. 🇬🇧 Just to mention some factors that affect the current context, as per my vision the Brexit didn't solved any structural problem in the UK yet, on the contrary deepened the problems that it was supposed to solve. It also had consequences for the EU, along with the growing political polarisation, and other social problems. 💱 At the same time, the trade war is affecting everyone in different scales: to the big players, its main commercial partners, and the little players who watch the game from the stands. 🔜To be clear, I don't want to be negative although the future is really uncertain, however I trust always it's full of opportunities and that's the point. 🎯 🔑 I consider that the key will be to overcome such challenges that already had arrived as the impact of the new technologies ❇️ to turn them into tools for greater productivity and the climate change to develop a sustentable economy (just to mention a few of them). ✍️ What I want to conclude and mean finally is that like in many times of the history, the economic world is constantly changing.. this is not new, so businesses and companies will have to adapt to these changes if they want to succeed (And this is not new for us either 🤝) And what about you? How do you think that the worldwide economy match will continue? ⚓🛟🛳️🪙 #globaleconomy #economy #trade #globaltrade #commerce #us #usa #China #eu #Japan #UK #economicperformance #globalgdp #economicscenario #ContainerShipping #Maritime #Logistics #SupplyChain #ShippingNews #IndustryInsights #Container #Tracking #Sustainability #FreightForwarding #MaritimeInnovation #DigitalTransformation #Shipping #Technology #Trade #MaritimeIndustry #ShippingNews #Carriers #GlobalTrade #SeaFreight #Freight #Export #Import #AI #Newsletter #BigData #ArtificialIntelligence #OceanFreight #Ports #MaritimeAnalytica

China – profits still weak in October Profitability ticked up in October, but that was after a big fall the previous month, and the smoothed trend is still down. Relative to GDP, profits have only been lower than they are today in 2008-09 and 2020. The big drag continues to be heavy industry more than manufacturing. Click below to read more, or get in touch if you are interested in subscribing. #China #ChinaEconomy

China's Q1 GDP growth brings some worries China's Q1/2024 GDP growth was 5.3% yoy, which was not offset by the so-called high base in the same period of last year. This 5.3% growth rate is neither healthy nor sustainable. Its main contribution comes from manufacturing and fixed assets investment. This growth model and its economic structure composition have gone back again (even if the current response measures are short-lived). Truly there is no other way. However, we can no longer wait for the reform of the economic structure and the improvement of productivity, and there is no capital to waste again. Manufacturing was strong, but exports in March fell by 7.5% yoy. Although the export figure in March last year was a bit high, it inevitably caused concerns about the inventory problems of industrial products and hidden risks of production capacity. Furthermore, although fixed assets investment is no longer real estate, the outstanding growth rate of industrial investment will also cause external concerns and hype up the overcapacity. There is no retreat to improve total factor productivity, but the pursuing forces are advancing step by step... #chinaeconomy #GDP #economicgrowth #manufacturing #exports #FAI #productivity #economicstructure #overcapacity #productioncapacity #TFP #inventory

India Shines as Global Growth Slows: Export Leadership Unveiled Read more at: https://bit.ly/471SHiF The data highlights India's strategic positioning in the global market, defying broader economic challenges. This leadership underscores the nation's growing influence in international trade, providing a bright spot in an otherwise dim global outlook. India’s export momentum is a testament to its robust economic strategies amidst a challenging global environment. #DSTDigital #DSTnews #DST #LogisticsUpdates #LogisticsIndustry #InternationalTrade #TradeNews #MaritimeNews #MaritimeIndustry #Economicgrowth #EconomicStrategies #ExportNews

Why is it important to increase the exports: Joint responsibility of sourcing and marketing. 1. Reduces Trade Deficit: Balancing Trade: Higher exports increase foreign exchange earnings, reducing the trade deficit by narrowing the gap between imports and exports. Economic Stability: A lower trade deficit contributes to a more stable and robust economy. 2. Boosts Economic Growth: GDP Growth: Increased exports contribute to higher GDP, driving overall economic growth. Industrial Growth: Expanding export markets stimulate industrial production and innovation. 3. Job Creation: Employment Opportunities: Growing export sectors create jobs across various industries, reducing unemployment. Skill Development: Encourages skill development and higher productivity among the workforce. 4. Increases Foreign Exchange Reserves: Currency Stability: Higher foreign exchange reserves stabilize the national currency and reduce reliance on external borrowing. Investment Attraction: A strong reserve position attracts foreign investment, boosting economic confidence. 5. Enhances Global Competitiveness: Market Presence: A strong export sector increases a country’s presence in the global market. Brand Recognition: Success in international markets enhances the reputation and recognition of a country’s products. 6. Encourages Domestic Industry: Economies of Scale: Higher production for export markets leads to economies of scale, reducing costs. Technological Advancements: Exposure to international competition drives technological improvements and efficiency. #Export #Automotive #OEM's #Sourcing #Purchasing #Marketing #Businessdevelopment #Sales #Logistics #Leadership #Branding #MakeInIndia #globalization #SCM #IPO

🌍 Global GDP Leaders (1980-2024) - Top six economies by their % share of global GDP from 1980 to 2024. - IMF’s World Economic Outlook (April 2024), based on current prices. - After a decline, the U.S. increased its share to 26.3% in 2024. - EU's share fell as China's economy grew. - Once second-largest, Japan's share decreased due to economic stagnation and aging population. Source: https://lnkd.in/gq8KZ6aV ✨🚢 For more, subscribe to Maritime Analytica Insight to stay ahead in container shipping! https://lnkd.in/dH4CEhzt (🥇📊Become Gold Member for market reports) 🌐🔍Save 15% (-$375 off) on container shipping certificates from Lloyd's Maritime Academy! https://lnkd.in/dUaHK5WU 🌍🌟Follow us on YouTube for exclusive insights in just 60 seconds! https://lnkd.in/g3eG8TdQ #ContainerShipping #MaritimeIndustry #ShippingNews #Logistics #SupplyChain #Maersk #CMACGM #HapagLloyd #Carriers #MSC #GlobalTrade #SeaFreight #Freight #Export #Import #AI #Newsletter #MaritimeAnalytica #Sustainability #BigData #ArtificialIntelligence